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Tuesday, March 24, 2015

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Mike Rosoff of SCMH Nominated for Make-A-Wish Volunteerism Award


Southern California Material Handling’s (SCMH) Michael “Mike” Rosoff received notification from Make-A-Wish Orange County and the Inland Empire Friday, March 20, 2015 of his nomination for the Spirit of Volunteerism Award under the Human and Community Category.

Mike, SCMH’s Warranty Supervisor has been serving Make-A-Wish for over 12 years as a wish granter and a special events volunteer. Mike is also the Make-A-Wish “ambassador” to SCMH keeping the company abreast with relevant activities and opportunities for employees to be able to help out and participate. Mike is extensively involved with the recent bake sales and apple candy grams SCMH facilitated to raise funds for Make-A-Wish.
According to Make-A-Wish, Mike is being nominated for “selflessly donating his own funds and resources to support events throughout the year and most recently helped to solicit a high-level Walk for Wishes sponsorship from his company.”
From your corporate family Mike, congratulations on your nomination! To us, you already are a winner.


Friday, October 31, 2014

SCMH Halloween Celebration Benefits Make a Wish Foundation

October 31, 2014 WHITTIER, CA  Beyond the Halloween costumes, office décor, and fanfare, Southern California Material Handling (SCMH) employees seized the opportunity to extend the celebration to the cause of Make a Wish Foundation via candy apple grams.

Employees purchased candy apple grams and had them delivered directly to their selected recipients early morning. Proceeds of the candy apple sale goes to Make a Wish Foundation Orange County and Inland Empire. “The well-received desk-to-desk candy apple gram generated funds enough to jumpstart the involvement of SCMH in the annual Walk for Wishes.” SCMH Warranty Supervisor and Make a Wish Foundation Wish Grantor Mike Rosoff shares.


Rosoff together with HR Head Gabby Duran initiated the candy apple gram activity that not only gave the employees a chance to sweetly greet their peers a happy Halloween, but also contribute to a greater cause—helping fulfill wishes of children undergoing life-threatening illnesses.